Resources / Websites
Printable checklists for preschool through high school learning standards.
Essential Academic Learning Requirements (EALR) for Washington state home-based education students.
Wonder Excursions is a new field trip club open to all homeschoolers.
Both public school students and homeschoolers can use educational alternatives such as alternative schools, virtual schools, and parent partnership programs (PPP).
Networking sites for homeschool families.
The Teaching Parents Association, known as TPA, includes over one hundred member families from all over Washington.
Products
Over 40,000 families across the nation take advantage of the collective purchasing power of Homeschool Buyers Co-op. Membership is free.
Unschooling is a lifestyle of learning.
See what Galileo saw with the Galileoscope.
The Parents' Choice Foundation helps parents choose products that provide creative and playful learning opportunities for children.
Recommended sources of educational supplies.
Parent-moderated YouTube videos safe for kids.
Businesses
Timberdoodle, Co., a family business in Shelton, Washington, sells hand-selected homeschool supplies and curricula.
Homeschoolers can save money at the following Seattle area stores.
P Crew's Write Way to Learn educational tools are designed to help children ages 3 to 8 learn to read and write according to their own personal learning style--visual, auditory, or tactile.
Over 40,000 families across the nation take advantage of the collective purchasing power of Homeschool Buyers Co-op. Membership is free.
Places
New homeschoolers often worry about the potential cost of homeschooling. Some Seattle homeschoolers say that the library is
Zoos and aquariums can help children learn about animals and their habitats.
The Children and Nature Network has compiled numerous studies which address why nature-based learning is important to children's development.
People
Author and speaker discusses unschooling and culture.
Each month, Do Life Right features interviews with unschooling families.
Seven-year-old Duvall homeschooler and cub scout, Keaton Kowal, wrote a letter to President Obama that was selected for publication.
Sarah Comer, a member of the Washington Old Time Fiddlers Association, took first place in the young adult division.
Recognition of local homeschoolers.
Documentary filmmaker Astra Taylor was unschooled.